The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-20
In Brief.

A reouisition has been received from the Gov
ernor of Kansas for the arrest and rendition OF
Alien Lefevre, who Is wanted for forgery In Ellis
worth county.
Oscar Moffett, the bartender in Ben Jearl's
saloon, opposite Tomlnson Hall. was arrested
last night by Patrolman Manning for selling
liquor after IL o'clock.
Captain Campbell, last night arrested George
OBrian and Bert Mattee who are supposed to be
the men who burglarized Jerusalems store on
Massachusetts avenue several nights since
Detective Thornton last evening arrested
Andrew Bush whom he found attempting to sell
n set of harness that was stolen from citizen
In the northern part of the city. several nights
since.
Building permits were issued yesterday to N.
e. Miller. for a frame cottage. on Alvord street.
near Tenth to cost $500, and to Jennie N. Fa-
Der, for frame cottage, on Morris street, near
West, to cost 800.
Minnie Dckey. the young woman who at.
tempted suicide Tuesday, West Merrill
Street, recovered yesterday morning, much to
the surprise of the attending physicians She
was unconscious ten hours, and several times
was thought to be dying.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Albert A. Dougherty and Cora A. Shelby,
Thomas Jones and Emma Sites, Augustus De-
Pair and Nancy J. Fouse, Wilson Lawrence and
Mary BAUM William Magunson and Lille Kett-
Ter. William j. Elder and Eta Collier James
Campbell and Nettie Chasteen.
REMARKABLE CASES IN SURGERY.
The Association of the Bee-line Surgeons had
a short session yesterday morning, and then ad-
3ourned to meet in Paris ILL.,, the second
Thursday in April DR.. Ward described case
of fracture Of the shoulder joint by dislocation.
and DIR. Steemens spoke In regard to several
classes of injuries resulting from railroad acct
dents.
READY TO MAKE PROPOSITION.
Messrr. Fletcher and Branham returned from
Pittsburg yesterday. To-day their company
will have its proposition in shape for submission
TO the Council. and until that occurs the specu-
lation on the prospect of getting gas early will
continue it has been for the past few days
It is believed by many that the solution of the
question Is not far OF.
FOUND BURGLARS IN HIS OFFICE
Last night, at o'clock. when Charles Rey-
nolda the real estate agent, went to his Office,
at No. 10 Circle street, he discovered two burg
lars the inside attempting to open the safe.
He went away to find the police, and when he
returned with an officer the men had gone They
had not succeeded in opening the safe, and had
taken nothing from the Office.
NEW ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED.
Articles OF association were filed with the
Secretary of State yesterday by the Enterprise
Stove Company, of Vinoennes, which has a cap
ital stock Of $50. 900. Its directors Robert
Baker, Henry Bartholomew. Geo. Thompson.
Chas. Thompson and Jas. Thompson. The Cit
izens' Gas and Oil Company, of Montpelier, was
s50. 600. The directors are w. r. Shul!, F. @.
Miller, j. Emshwier, Ell. Bachman and w.
Twibell
RECOGNIZED AS NOTED THIEF.
Yesterday afternoon some boys discovered
three men exhibiting some silverware in the
of Turner Hall. on Maryland street. and
notified the police. Patrolmen Shafer and Mil
Ter succeeded in arresting the men. and locked
them on the charge of grand larceny. They
had q good stock of knives. forks. spoons and
other table ware, and would not tell where they
got IT, They registered under fictitious names,
but after thew had been locked up of tnem
recognized as Ed Baugh noted thief who
was sent 20 the penitentiary from hero several
years ago The other two gave the names of
John and James OConnell.